Radio Free Lemuria: Episode 13 - Blindfolded in the Aviary

from Radio Free Lemuria · host Andrew H. and David

How has the very foundational concept of knowledge influenced the historical path that led us here? David Patrick Gallagher joins me again in order to unpack this question in relation to Plato’s Theaetetus.David’s Info:His novel: https://ephesus.press/titles/spree/His online writing: https://slantedmagic.neocities.org/His Twitter: https://x.com/_Soup_65Intro Music: xXGUCCI BAGXx and CAUGHT UP WITCHA by Noah Logan Burke (aka, Radio Free Lemuria)Outro Music: Saint James Infirmary by Louis ArmstrongPhoto: Speaking of a society built on false truths spoken by powerful men... This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit gravitysrainbow.substack.com/subscribe

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